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by salamanderss 3y ago
In my experience with CBP the only real thing being a citizen buys you is they have to let you in -- eventually -- and maybe over a 1+ day detention complete with forced fingerprinting etc. But they will lie and tell you they don't.
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by salamanderss 3y ago
Cool, so this is basically reddit. Calling someone asshole is fine so long as as you feel your argument or superiority (or at least popular opinion) is sound.
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by salamanderss 3y ago
The burden of proof is in the one making a claim. It's not a personal attack to question whether a quip if this sort was just an idle thought especially when their claim accompanied no evidence. Please be more factually accurate next
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by salamanderss 3y ago
If you are someone with some kind of 24/7 responsibility you can't truly know you'll be free of distractions any longer than it takes that someone to get to you. This goes for executives and those with young children or elde
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by salamanderss 3y ago
Do you have some evidence that it must be prohibitively expensive or was that just like the first idle thought that came to your head?
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by salamanderss 3y ago
Interesting. Your experience is wildly different than mine, although i admit I always restricted stealth camping to at night with a bivy the same color as the terrain and I have a pretty good sixth sense of good cover. I would have defini
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by salamanderss 3y ago
You get the same feeling as some of those alone in the high seas. Fear isn't being isolated, it is returning to people. Unfortunately even once you take on a family and the responsibility of children it's a memory you can't
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by salamanderss 3y ago
Take a sailboat. Its probably lower carbon impact than driving to your local park.
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by salamanderss 3y ago
Having been homeless and stealth camped extensively I can assure anyone reading that with no car and greater than .25 mi from a road or home you are invisible to 99.99% of population and 100% of local cops. The only guy that ever found me o
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by salamanderss 3y ago
I tried not talking when officers alluded I had kidnapped my own toddler (that I have custody of). When contacting attorneys about unlawful detainment, I was basically laughed at by multiple attorneys for not "explaining." Whatev
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by salamanderss 3y ago
It would only take once of being forced to arrest the struggling dad for late child support or one of the harmless homeless persons for vagrancy before sane persons would question their vocation.
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by salamanderss 3y ago
Why bother. Just bring a dog. It can't testify in court and your interspecies hearsay about its thoughts are the rubber stamp for a warrant and RAS. Good fucking luck cross examining a dog.
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by salamanderss 3y ago
About everywhere I've lived police will absolutely arrest and book upon probable cause of criminal DV and they're often required to by law or policy. Yes we should absolutely consider pretrial detention. In my state refer to ARS 1
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by salamanderss 3y ago
And of course nothing calms an abuser down like being set loose without a proper conviction, now with the ire of being dispossessed perhaps rightly of children and home. Convict and jail them, with the full rights and penalties that go with
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by salamanderss 3y ago
> The real ones though are very reliable indicators that something fucked up went down. Any numbers on how much more reliable they are after the initial order kicks you out of the spousal home and asks you to get a lawyer while navigatin
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by salamanderss 3y ago
They don't have no fault child custody though, which IMO is a most important part of the divorce. In practice by far the biggest money prize in a higher income divorce is a big child support award, and there you want to fault the spou
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by salamanderss 3y ago
FWIW those DV TPO are handed out like candy and not evidence of anything. David Letterman had one for bit because a lady (he didn't know, in a different state) accused him of sending her secret abusive messages through his TV program.
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by salamanderss 3y ago
Many police investigations depend on absolute control of evidence. Border and Customs especially depends on this and somehow have succeeded to this day in maintained regulations and laws that block you from accessing recording devices or re
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by salamanderss 3y ago
They lift the finger in the sense they yank it down and then lift it almost to the same place. As I've just explained, additional other child related taxes and state mandates counterbalance that credit to the point they're liftin
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by salamanderss 3y ago
It's interesting you put that in quote form when it isn't a quote from what I've said.
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by salamanderss 3y ago
The credit barely covers the increased property taxes incurred to inhabit a larger structure, to fulfil laws such as child safety equipment, taxes on diapers, extra costs of registering and state mandated insurance of larger vehicle with ad
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by salamanderss 3y ago
It's so awesome society cares so much about kids they'll toss you in jail for leaving them in the car while you run in the gas station to pay, but they won't lift a finger to contribute to the future tax slaves until they&#x2
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by salamanderss 3y ago
Vast majority of skilled workers can live in a shoebox in some high CoL area with jobs until they come up with enough for say a 60k Clayton Homes mobile plus land in some podunkville where wiping asses at the one old folks home job will cov
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by salamanderss 3y ago
Is this really a thing? Who would willingly burn their reputation and risk federal charges for sanctions violations over measly account sellout.
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by salamanderss 3y ago
The tests usually don't have granularity to know if you're intoxicated during work hours precisely. Most test for metabolites that either aren't intoxicating or intoxicating in far higher levels than detection cutoff.
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by salamanderss 3y ago
This is one of those Richard Feynman moments where perhaps it's more useful to consider the properties of the bird than its name. The technology doesn't have a soul, it's up to us to decide when and where to use it regardles
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by salamanderss 3y ago
I am building a house by hand. Laying CMU one brick at a time is one of the most practical ways to build foundation and walls by yourself with no heavy machinery and limited hauling equipment especially in remote areas. Prefab you quickl
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by salamanderss 3y ago
The most significant acts restricting arms federally are the NFA (1934) which was a (at the time onerous) tax because they weren't sure they had constitutional power for many other methods of regulation. The other was the GCA passed in
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by salamanderss 3y ago
Your theory is starting at a disadvantage you may as well say fuck it and not even the option of firing back?
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by salamanderss 3y ago
The idea of shooting an innocent cat, even when needed to end its misery, is far more disturbing to many/most vs say shooting a hamas terrorist.

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